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Relevance of graph literacy in the development of patient-centered communication tools

Highlights • Graph literacy is a unique skill set. • Clinicians must be aware of these differential proficiencies when counseling patients. • The graphic literacy scale can identify those who find it difficult to interpret charts/graphs. • The reading beyond subdomain may represent an abridged graph...

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Published in:	Patient education and counseling 2016-03, Vol.99 (3), p.448-454
Main Authors:	Nayak, Jasmir G, Hartzler, Andrea L, Macleod, Liam C, Izard, Jason P, Dalkin, Bruce M, Gore, John L
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